Reading Text on Halloween Traditions+ Questions, for Young Learners

Halloween Traditions

Halloween is a fun holiday celebrated on October 31st. People of all ages enjoy it. Let’s discover some cool Halloween traditions!

One of the most popular Halloween traditions is dressing up in costumes. Kids, and even adults, wear funny, spooky, or creative clothes. You can be a scary ghost, a superhero, or any character you like! It’s so a lot of fun to look like someone else for a day.

Another important tradition is called “trick-or-treating.” Children dress up in costumes and visit houses in their neighborhood. They knock on doors and say, “Trick or treat!” People give them candies and treats. It’s like a sweet adventure!

Pumpkins are a big part of Halloween. People carve faces on pumpkins to make jack-o’-lanterns. They put a candle inside, and the pumpkin glows in the dark. It looks spooky and fun! You can also make pumpkin pie or pumpkin soup to eat.

People like to decorate their homes with spooky items. You might see fake spiders, paper bats, and ghosts hanging around. It makes the neighborhood appear like a haunted house! Decorating is a creative way to make Halloween special.

Halloween traditions are all about having fun, being creative, and enjoying tasty treats. Halloween is a spooky holiday that everyone can enjoy, whether they’re dressing up, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, or decorating their homes.

Comprehension Questions:

True/False Questions:

1. Halloween is celebrated on October 31st.
2. Only kids dress up in costumes for Halloween.
3. People put candles inside pumpkins to make them glow in the dark.

Gap-Filling Questions:

1. Children dress up in costumes and visit houses in their neighborhood for a tradition called “__________________.”
2. People decorate their homes with spooky items like fake spiders, paper bats, and _______________.

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. What do people give to children who go trick-or-treating?
    A) Toys B) Candies and treats C) Books

Wh- Questions:

1. What are some examples of Halloween costumes mentioned in the text?
2. Why do people put candles inside pumpkins for Halloween?